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Daycation Destinations - Corregidor Island

Regarded as “the rock” because of its rocky landscape, Corregidor is one of the important historic and tourist sites in the country. Embark on an exciting adventure of exploring the rich past of this island through a guided tour. Grab your backpack and be ready to hack through the vines or drop down into dark and mysterious tunnels in search for clues that will lead you to the discovery of its historic past.

You may also hike along the woodland trails to the forest and hillside and discover a landmark of ruins.

If you are feeling lazy or tired, just sit back and catch the lovely sunset at Battery Grubb’s; a place where two disappearing guns placed on separate colossal bunkers perched on a hill overlooking the peninsula.

If it is still early and you are feeling lucky, engage into a bird watching and rock balancing activity that will surely blow your stress away.

Know the moving story behind the famous Corregidor Island. Plan your trip today!

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